Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Biden sounds detached from reality: Steve Moore" video.

  1. BREAKING: President Biden calls out Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis for refusing to meet with him and First Lady Biden in Florida to survey damage from Hurricane Idalia. President Biden was asked about DeSantis’ refusal, and he responded, “I don’t think he’s going to be there. WE are going to take care of Florida.” Then, a reporter asked Biden if he agrees with DeSantis that he shouldn’t have visited Florida because of the security concerns regarding a presidential visit. Biden let out a laugh and asked the reporter, “Do YOU?” Kudos to President Biden for laughing off DeSantis and his ridiculous attack — and focusing on helping the victims of the hurricane. Ron DeSantis isn’t fit to lick President Biden’s boots…
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  2. Mark Meadows would probably still be a happy little Congressman, if he hadn’t decided to work for Donald Trump. Jenna Ellis could still be a crappy traffic court attorney who never got Covid via Rudy Giuliani fart, if she hadn’t decided to work for Donald Trump. Walt Nauta could still be a Navy cook, Jeffrey Clark could still sleep in his underwear & Sidney Powell could still be out there hunting puppies, scaring children or whatever the hell it is she did for fun, if they didn’t decide to work for Donald Trump. But they did decide to work for him. And in so doing, they have destroyed their lives. In the service of a madman who has never cared about them and never will. As is so often the case, with Donald Trump.
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  3. Can anyone show on video when DeSantis did his survey on the Florida damage???
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  4. BREAKING: The Washington Post reports that Truth Social faces a potential $300 million investor payout if the merger collapses by the September 8 deadline. If the deal fails, Trump stands to gain nothing, marking a fitting end for the former president. The merger must close or be extended by September 8, or Truth Social will be legally obligated to return $300 million to investors. Initially, Trump Media & Technology Group pledged that the merger would create a tech giant worth up to $1.7 billion, but the deal now faces serious risks. Truth Social has seen executive departures, insider trading allegations, and an $18 million settlement over false statements to investors and the SEC. Digital World needs 65% of nearly 400,000 investors to vote 'yes' for the deadline extension; otherwise, they'll wind up operations, repaying investors at a much lower share price. Trump, retaining 90% ownership if the deal falls apart, has not addressed the shareholder vote on Truth Social. The platform has struggled to attract users, falling far short of the projected 41 million by year-end. Truth Social adds to the list of Trump's business failures, deceiving his supporters into investing in another doomed venture.
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  5. Anyone who is out on bail in four different jurisdictions should not be running for president of the United States.
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  6. BREAKING: Washington Post drops bombshell on Donald Trump, reveals that Truth Social now faces a “catastrophic threat” of having to pay its investors back a whopping $300 million if its merger collapses before the September 8th deadline. But it gets even WORSE for Trump… If the deal fails, which industry experts say is “very likely,” Donald Trump will end up with “nothing” in financial gain — a well deserved ending for a grifter and conman. According to the Washington Post, there is a September 8 deadline for the merger to close or be extended and, should it fail, Truth Social will be forced by law to return $300 million to investors. The Washington Post says that, “With the $300 million Digital World had already raised from investors, Trump Media & Technology Group, creator of the pro-Trump social network Truth Social, pledged then that the merger would create a tech titan worth $875 million at the start and, depending on the stock’s performance, up to $1.7 billion later. Now, almost two years later, the deal faces what could be a catastrophic threat." The Washington Post report continues, revealing that Truth Social has been plagued by unceremonious executive departures, credible accusations of insider trading, and even a whopping $18 million settlement over accusations that Truth Social executives lies to investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Washington Post report concludes, “Digital World needs 65 percent of the shares held by its nearly 400,000 investorsto vote 'yes' on the deadline extension; unvoted shares are counted as 'no' votes. If the extension fails, Digital World said in a filing in July that it would 'cease all operations except for the purpose of winding up' and repay investors at a price of about $10.24 per share — far below what many shareholders paid. Trump, who would retain his 90 percent ownership of Trump Media if the deal falls apart, has yet to make mention of the shareholder vote on his own Truth Social account. Truth Social has attracted a relatively meager following. Though Trump Media projected in a 2021 investor presentation that the site would have 41 million total users by the end of this year, usage estimates suggest that it is a long way from reaching that goal." That’s right. Truth Social is about to join a log list of Trump business failings — and, once again, Trump fooled his gullible supporters into wasting their hard-earned money on yet another one of his disastrous new business ventures.
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  7. BREAKING: FEMA head exposes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, revealing that their canceled meeting at a Hurricane Idalia relief site was mutually agreed upon. DeSantis blamed "security concerns." FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell confirmed, "We mutually agreed on a location with minimal operational impact." She highlighted the difference between Biden and DeSantis in responding to the hurricane and emphasized that the president is committed to supporting recovery efforts. The Biden team confirmed the FEMA Administrator's statements, debunking DeSantis' excuses. In short, DeSantis skipped a meeting with Biden, concocted an excuse, and was called out by FEMA's leader, diverting attention from hurricane relief efforts.
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